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Also windows 11 is capable of running android apps which is the biggest thing in my opinion.
Just use Blustacks on top of W10. It emulates a Samsung phone and flawlessly runs all Android apps - esp games. Raid look gorgeous on a large screen 
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Also windows 11 is capable of running android apps which is the biggest thing in my opinion.
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My computer and laptop do not get any update about Windows 11 so I do not know how it looks like. But if the update comes, maybe I will directly update it and see what is different.
Currently, I am using Windows 10 and I am very satisfied so far. But I wonder how big the update is from Windows 10 to Windows 11.
Currently, I am using Windows 10 and I am very satisfied so far. But I wonder how big the update is from Windows 10 to Windows 11.
Windows 11 at office. It's not much different.
Has been a linux user at home. Does most of the job better and quicker than windows including gaming.
Has been a linux user at home. Does most of the job better and quicker than windows including gaming.
I am currently using windows 10 which is good but heard that there is a major transition in 11 which may take some time to adapt to it and no more old-school windows functions will be available.
Also windows 11 is capable of running android apps which is the biggest thing in my opinion.
Also windows 11 is capable of running android apps which is the biggest thing in my opinion.
I haven't tried it, I don't like Windows, I prefer iOS.
Windows 10 users will be able to upgrade to W11 for free. Support for Windows 10 will last until 2024.
Personally, I like the new look and the new location of the start menu. I haven't tried it yet, but I will try installing it in a virtual machine.
Personally, I like the new look and the new location of the start menu. I haven't tried it yet, but I will try installing it in a virtual machine.
Saw couple of reviews on the window operating system some weeks ago... nothing too interesting caught my attention except the part about running Android apps on the Window and the design . I will probably go through the review more thoroughly to see if I can find more interesting things.
still a work in progress waiting for official polished version, then real reviews will come, just my 2cents 
I haven't tried it but with the looks of it, I'll stick to Windows 10. With the comments that I've seen about it, W11 is like the Vista before.
Well, I don't know for sure unless I'd be installing and using it soon.
Well, I don't know for sure unless I'd be installing and using it soon.
Microsoft recently announced a new generation of its operating system - Windows 11, and now its first public and stable beta release. Windows 11 is the biggest update to the Windows platform since the launch of Windows 10 in 2015. The public beta of Windows 11 is already available for download, and a full release is expected during the holiday season.
What is your opinion about the Microsoft's new flagship operating system? Have you tried it already?
What is your opinion about the Microsoft's new flagship operating system? Have you tried it already?
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